The Bourne Ultimatum | The Window Jump

In one of the most action-packed scenes from The Bourne Ultimatum, Jason Bourne (Matt Damon) is in Tangiers, where an assassin named Desh (Joey Ansah) has been tasked with killing Bourne and Nicky (Julia Stiles). With Nicky isolated, Desh goes on the attack, and Bourne has to make a last minute interception, which he does in acrobatic fashion. #TheBourneUltimatum #JasonBourne #MattDamon
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Synopsis:
Matt Damon returns as highly trained assassin Jason Bourne, who is on the hunt for the agents who stole his memory and true identity. With a new generation of skilled CIA operatives tracking his every move, Bourne is in a non-stop race around the globe as he finally learns the truth behind his mysterious past. Loaded with incredible fight and chase sequences, it's the exhilarating movie with "mind-blowing action" (Roger Ebert, Chicago Sun-Times) that you can't afford to miss!
© 2008 Universal Studios. All Rights Reserved.
Cast: Matt Damon, Julia Stiles, David Strathairn, Scott Glenn, Paddy Considine, Edgar Ramirez, Albert Finney, Joan Allen
Produced By: Frank Marshall, Paul Sandberg, Patrick Crowley
Directed By: Paul Greengrass

[@heredownunder]

The camera man who is behind Bourne, jumps with him

[@blackghost5484]

Yeh that's why it was slowmo

[@derekstaroba]

❤

[@derekstaroba]

The boundaries ultimately secret cell phone 📴 📲

[@Samiurful]

That jump shot is one of the best action scenes ever to shot on camera.

[@derekstaroba]

I will teach you kung fu: feel movement then you counter

[@derekstaroba]

01:58

[@ashwiniprajapati2390]

Best chase and fight scene in whole film franchise.

[@SuperMillhill]

@@reginaldredd617 yep

[@GeoJesse]

i think the second best and damn near close to first is in the residential home of that guy where he blows his house up

[@StefanKossack]

definitely

[@derekstaroba]

​@@StefanKossackthis is how you do kung fu 👏

[@Creasy5678]

One of the best fights in any Hollywood movie, you can see the strain and effort being put in on the actors faces as both fight for their lives. Plus, impressive use of improvised weaponry-a book, a candlestick, razor and a towel.

[@rightuppercut1426]

Exit Desh. That backwards jump to get out of that armlock tho. Sick move.

[@GeoJesse]

not sure if that is possible in real life but damn it was badass

[@sr.little2128]

@@GeoJesse i made this with my friend (without the backwards) and it works

[@GeoJesse]

@@sr.little2128 but did you fully use that as the point of rotation? Bc that’s coming really close to breaking your wrist.

[@sr.little2128]

@@GeoJesse in fact, the body made the rotation in horizontal, the arm was in vertical

[@MigukChelovek]

There are a crap ton of cuts in this scene but you can follow the choreography easily. And every movement looks deliberate. Stunt coordinator and editor deserve recognition here because not many ppl would have been able to cut this so well. (I'm looking at you Taken 3).

[@இதுதமிழ்மண்]

Editor won Oscar for this movie

[@MigukChelovek]

​@@இதுதமிழ்மண்Oh wow. You're right. I never realized that. It was well deserved.

[@christoph404]

I never liked that style of "flash" editing, its un-involving and difficult to follow what is going on, it is all too much of a blur for me....actually that style of "flash" editing has gone out of favour now, it was very much a short lived trend I think, if you watch the bathroom fight scene in Mission Impossible Fallout ,which is 11 years later from this Bourne film, the editing is a completely different style, the shots are much longer and the cuts much fewer, and as a result the action scene is more involving and more exciting, you can really appreciate what is going on rather than everything being a blur due to one second long cuts, the editing in the Bourne film was of its time, the Bond film Quantum Of Solace also employed that " flash" editing style but took it to a ridiculous level where it was just impossible to follow the action, and Daniel Craig did most of his stunts and broke his shoulder in the process but he need not have bothered because the cuts are so fast in the action scenes that it is impossible to tell that it is even him in the scene, you get brief glimpses of his figure , but it might as well have been a stunt man as the shots are never long enough to see what is going on or that it is even Craig actually doing the stunts.

[@JavierMartinez-sl9hb]

Jeff imada was the stunt coreographer for this fight, same as the previous bourne movies, and "The Crow", and it was he who discovered that Brandon Lee was shot for real in his tragic accidental killing in that movie.

[@ramoth777]

One of the greatest chases and hand-to- hand combat sequences in movie history--the acting, the cinematography, the editing...WOW. Greengrass & company are in a class all by themselves. Who's with me?

[@deboayangbile1689]

Appears nobody...

[@HamzaPerkins]

@@deboayangbile1689 😂😂😂

[@kennethhubler1693]

Hell yeah

[@sr.little2128]

im with you

[@phero2]

They did it, but they couldn't do it again.

[@ihategoogle6066]

Matt Damon was Bourne to play this role

[@jimchizinski9618]

Damon was a reinterpetation of who could play Bourne. On Audi books Darren McGavin, on tv Richard Chamberlain.

[@charliekavanagh1217]

Born

[@glenfrog814]

I don't get it.

[@UnofficialAnti-Ignorance]

Facts!

[@cvspvr]

when matt damon became an actor, he was just jason his dreams

[@kennethhubler1693]

Best jump scene of all time! Bourne really cared and loved her...

[@phero2]

They were boyfriend / girlfriend - he just forgot.

[@SreeramReddyB]

One of the best chase and fight scenes ever in Hollywood history!! Natural Star 💫 Matt Damon!!! I like the chase scene in The Bourne Supremacy too.

[@ruslanumarov9581]

His learning abilities is insane, really fast changing his tactic through the action. The most skilled killer.

[@dallasyap3064]

Indeed. That's what these JSOC guys are trained to do, learn and adapt.

[@MrNimtiz]

@@dallasyap3064 Improvise. Adapt. Overcome

[@dallasyap3064]

@@MrNimtiz yup

[@kalebpeterson9375]

it’s fiction man

[@blademaster9297]

@@kalebpeterson9375 people like this exist lol

[@craigledger4645]

One of the most complex action trilogies in cinematic history.

[@diggs3183]

I appreciate you only calling it a trilogy lol

[@guillermobrett722]

I know I'm kinda randomly asking but does anyone know a good website to watch new tv shows online ?

[@AmerikasFavoriteLuis]

Nope, shaky cam bad. Every part of this movie is good except for the shaky cam.

[@johnnyrats7083]

Ok then

[@sr.little2128]

@@AmerikasFavoriteLuis nah, the shaky cam is really coherent I think, if you compare to other shaky cam, this become a masterpiece

[@helixreelentertain]

Oscar winning editing right there.

[@VanessaRoberts-sy7rt]

Every time I see this iconic jump scene I live. I love the way how Matt Damon aka Jason Bourne folded his body and propel himself into the window. Iconic. When I first saw all of the bourne movies I totally fell in love with Matt Damon

[@thedexterbros]

Greatest spy film of all time. I SAID WHAT I SAID

[@ig-kun1475]

That is not a spy film, it is a action film, spy film is mission impossible or 007

[@dallasyap3064]

@@ig-kun1475 I think it's both. Mission Impossible is also both an action and spy film.

[@ftyytf8632]

@@ig-kun1475 spy films for juveniles those are mate.

[@OdeeOz]

*_One of the best, choreographed fight scenes ever._*

[@SuperMillhill]

*The best

[@Frreak0zoid]

Way too many cuts. Makes it extremely hard to follow

[@assembled1855]

Not much choreographed, watch the Raid and John Wick. These two films has some choreographed fight scenes.

[@getyoowncreepaface]

assembled 18 The Raid was fucking legendary. John Wick too

[@thefirstbourne149]

no no no yes yes yes No, I kinda agree with Odee here, the choreography is not j in not there, but even when they do cut, I don’t think it makes it nearly as hard to see as with other fights. They allowed pretty significant moves to be seen, but they were fast.

[@digvijaydhere7289]

This scene has seperate fan base.🙌

[@englishsurvivalguide7482]

Imagine coming home from a long day at work, you'd planned to read a favorite book of yours, only to find your cupboard smashed along with that particular book and other contents.

[@taajwarpope2708]

Jason Bourne is using "Facebook" on Desh.

[@johnblackbasel393]

loool. Underrated 🎯🏆

[@dallasyap3064]

Lol

[@nikmanin]

Raw hand combat... almost watching the scene live✨

[@sougat18]

Krav Maga at its best

[@semdanenberg3286]

The people that directed this whole scene, also made the opening scene in 007 Quantum of Solace (car chase). Which is one of the best opening scenes of all action movies.

[@Skrenja]

Eww no. QoS has some of the worst editing I've ever seen in a Hollywood movie and that opening scene is one of the most egregious examples of it. It sucks because QoS could have been one of the best Bond films if it weren't for the awful editing, I even think QoS's cinematography is the best in the whole franchise.

[@semdanenberg3286]

@@Skrenja im only talking about the opening scene

[@davidseres3030]

I enjoy the creative choreography/coordination aspects of this part of the movie...but the EXTRA special thing that may be overshadowed by the action here is that Bourne went through all this effort to protect Nikky - not to kill Desh... Bourne's plan was to have Desh lead him to Daniels - but Desh already killed Daniels immediately prior to this...Bourne could have abandoned Nikki altogether, but he chose not to do so...Bourne had somewhat of a pattern showing concern for others...(in B. Identity) he considered the children in both the Wombosi assassination scene and at Ian's home...(in B. Supremacy) he chose not to kill Kirill not only after being shot by him but even more so after knowing Kirill killed Marie - and he (Bourne) considered the feelings of Irina Neski after his own killing of her parents...(in B. Ultimatum) he chose not to have the street market man hurt when he used his grill for the distractive explosion - nor did he kill Paz after Paz had killed Simon Ross and nearly killed Bourne in the car chase/crash...

[@GeoJesse]

I wish they could incorporate Paz into another Bourne movie somehow. he damn near instantly converted Paz to a good guy just by his actions of letting him live. Also, the quote he said to him right before he jumped was so badass how they took that from the first movie

[@davidseres3030]

@@GeoJesse Thanks for your comment - an aspect of which brought me back to the memory of Paz's interaction with and surprised look when confronting Bourne on the rooftop...despite the possibility that Paz may have considered Bourne's leap off the rooftop as ultimately suicidal, that Paz hesitated to shoot him altogether prior to that leap could make you consider that Paz could have "turned" given extended opportunities... Somewhat related to your point, prior to Jason Bourne (2016), I had developed a possible storyline (consistent with aspects of the story arc from B. Identity through B. Ultimatum) for a sequel that would have basically been the beginning of an exposure of and positive overhaul of the black ops programs...the inclusion of Paz in the "reformed" agent pool could have been in line with your point...I think I even e-mailed both the William Morris agency and Paul Greengrass...but, alas, Jason Bourne (2016) eventually came out and continued to fuel the black ops flame of the previous 3 Bourne films...overall, I thought Jason Bourne was a fine film - although I was not happy with the major revenge theme...in all fairness, Bourne did display a revengeful attitude in smaller ways in the previous 3 films, but it's prominence in Jason Bourne was disappointing and also somewhat inconsistent with Bourne's prior expressions of remorse and self-control...had Bourne's actions against the Asset been strictly defensive (e.g., if the Asset tried to kill him), I would have felt more comfortable...despite this, I thought the film had worthwhile aspects... On a side note, I enjoyed the offshoot B. Legacy (with Jeremy Renner)... NOTE: As a born-again believer, and from a biblical perspective, while I do believe that unsaved humans can change their behavior (e.g., from evil to good), God's will/desire is dependence upon and empowerment from Him...those who are unsaved are empowered by the old human nature (which when peeled away is evil at it's core)... nevertheless - despite the absence of the acknowledgement of God, of biblical salvation, etc. - what I expressed in the above paragraphs was mainly from the standpoint of positive/moral behavior as an endpoint (that could result from being biblically saved)...I could understand about any confusion about what I mention here...

[@GeoJesse]

@@davidseres3030 Jason Bourne was good, but my least favorite of them all. I think the only way they could bring Paz back is if they brought Pam Landy back somehow. Maybe do something where Pam is in charge of some program that would bring Paz and Bourne together. It’s kind of disappointing for them to just leave Paz hanging like that. Like Bourne obviously got to him emotionally and made him realize what he was doing was wrong and you could see in Paz’s reaction by lowering his weapon he realized none of it was worth it after Bourne used the “look at what they make you give” line from the Bourne Identity. It just sucks that we see one of the assassins realize what they’re doing is wrong, but all we see is him lowering his weapon and that’s all there is to it movie wise. Maybe make a Bourne movie with Paz as the main character? Edgar Ramirez is still plenty young to do it. I think it’s totally possible to make a movie with Ramirez playing Paz. Maybe him on the run because his handlers saw he defied his orders? Because he was told to kill Bourne but obviously chose not to shoot him and that is not what the assassins were trained to do. Basically in that moment, he became another Jason Bourne.

[@davidseres3030]

@@GeoJesse You had responded during my edit of my most recent response...I appreciate your comments... essentially, my post-B. Ultimatum "sequel" was centered around redemption for Bourne's treatment/emotional pain (etc.) - which included a more ethical ops agency (of which Paz could have been included)...I did include Pam Landy in my storyline...your point about Paz/Ramírez for a Bourne offshoot would have been a consideration...still, given the degree of negative reaction to a Bourneless B. Legacy (and the lack of a sequel to that offshoot storyline) I'm guessing that a Bourneless offshoot with Paz/Ramírez would meet with the same (negative) reactions... blessings...

[@GeoJesse]

@@davidseres3030 well at least Paz was in one of the movies. I think it’s different if you offshoot with an existing character.

[@Tekkerue]

The moment Bourne gets a mundane object in his hand (pencil, book, towel, etc), shit's about to go down. 😂

[@AzlianaLyana]

That was....Intense!

[@SuperMillhill]

Best movie of ALL TIME

[@johnblackbasel393]

Nikky standing around right after the kill: Bourne's brain: warning, warning, security breached; Target witnessing top secret advanced close-combat methods detected. Eliminate y/n?

[@jessicahartley7510]

Jason Bourne vs John Wick.....the film we deserve

[@Tekkerue]

....vs Nobody. 😉

[@mbalimchunu6412]

2021 still the best

[@SuperMillhill]

yep

[@davidbird9086]

The part with the knife and the towel.. I knew it’s a coordinated fight but it’s fantastically done

[@BradPham]

I’m chasing people like this all the time. But I live in my car and it’s always my pet lizard I’m chasing - in one window, out the other, around the car and back in the window again. Very similar.

[@BradPham]

@Dashrath Bhargav Working on my comedy routine here. Just saying I do these chases all the time but instead of the window to a multi-storey house, it’s just the window to my car.

[@ATLienForLife]

Before this movie, I don't recall any other movie with a jump from the roof though a window.

[@seankim884]

This Gives Wanted Vibes.

[@King_Colombia_Inc]

Universal has blessed that stunt.

[@tpmsnewenglandworld6069]

Now that's a fight.

[@kingtroy5198]

GREATEST MOVIE FIGHTING SCENE EVER

[@VanessaRoberts-sy7rt]

I have learned from watching a lot of action movies especially the Jason Bourne franchise. I have learned that anything any object could be used as a weapon 😊

[@IAmInfinitus208]

Basically, one of the classic Jackie Chan principles of action: *EVERYTHING* around you is a weapon!

[@markwalker2986]

Awesome film! One my favourite films ever.

[@BerlinBourne]

Gotta love it.

[@abrahamsasa3439]

The best of the best!!!

[@SelligErcas]

I like the fact that at 1:49 the kid is actually playing Hitman on playstation (probably hitman 2 or blood money) while jason bourne is being chased by ... a hitman ^^

[@notshurnalist]

i was looking for this comment))

[@soundchapelrecordingstudio2654]

Who was the cameraman who also jumps from the terrace along with his camera at 9secs….Hats off to him…What a great shot…❤️🙏

[@neskyz4259]

Not 100% certain but I think it was a gimble rig on a wire that was set up to follow him. I think there's a "Making Of..." video on it but I can't find it.

[@jongodsey8472]

They actually had a stunt man hold the camera and jump too if I recall from BTS stuff

[@neskyz4259]

@@jongodsey8472 He may have been on a rig holding the camera. Great shot no matter how they did it!!

[@soundchapelrecordingstudio2654]

It’s sad that video with the cameraman jumping has been removed...😔.,this is the shot.. kzbin.info/www/bejne/i4Srq2mKht6Lrck

[@GeoJesse]

possibility they didn't even have a camera man. it could have easily been rigged on a line.

[@Sonic-hq9zz]

This fight goes hard asf

[@dicoy-2002]

Jurassic World Dominion just did this 😅🤣

[@josepadillap5231]

Great scene.

[@mitchbell7439]

“Code it in, we need to be dead”

[@johnnyvivic8730]

Thanks

[@samsadjahan1027]

@@johnnyvivic8730 😂

[@breadwater1075]

OmG its Jason Bourne

[@usmantahir6859]

Bourne ❤

[@sumanbanik9990]

Best movie.... All part is best

[@inwalters]

I still feel sorry for that Moroccan family that comes home and they're like WTF happened here. I imagine their insurance agent's skepticism - "So two international hitmen destroyed your apartment? Right"

[@eufizaquilo]

3:59 Dropped the sink 4:39 The sink is in the wall again

[@samsadjahan1027]

Good catch

[@GetMuted]

Step one: Pause this video at 1:37 Step two: Open up Bonnie Tyler - Holding Out For A Hero (official) and pause it at zero seconds step three: play both videos at the same time enjoy.

[@StefanKossack]

okay will try

[@SoaringLettuce]

1:49 kid is playing Hitman: Blood Money nice

[@ChickenJoe12]

Bourne identity- uses pencil Bourne ultimatum-uses book

[@vincenzomarino9206]

In Supremacy he used a freaking magazine and here a towel also🤣

[@ChickenJoe12]

@@vincenzomarino9206 good pickup, I’ll have to watch the movies over again, its been awhile since I have

[@HamzaPerkins]

Pen*

[@vincenzomarino9206]

@@ChickenJoe12 I rewatched them 2 months ago. First 3 movies are still great, in my opinion every single one gets better than the previous. Legacy doesn't have the same energy of the first trilogy but it's a nice spin-off. The fourth one however, I found it to be the weaker one: not a bad movie on its own, it's just that it feels unoriginal at this point, a collection of "been there, done that". Let me know your thoughts!

[@taajwarpope2708]

Jason Bourne 2016 - uses pot top.

[@Farhan_003]

Me when I am late for University.

[@joao.gomesjr]

Jason Bourne, mito

[@yurypal]

Camera-man needs tranquilizers.

[@baxkisx]

BIGGEST FLEX THERE WAS A SCENE IN MY HOUSE MY GRANDPA GOT 25K FOR THAT SCENE

[@1artizticgurl232]

All of this and Danny still doesn’t let Linus do the big stuff !😒

[@LuisHernandez-hw7dj]

Funny that if you set the playback speed to 75%, you'll see the ACTUAL pace of how they move.

[@freddyo2k10]

4:01 sink broke...4:40 sink back up🤔🤔?? 🐂💩💩💩🤣🤣🤣

[@lizardopalominolavander9111]

And this one is made in a year ended with the number 7

[@cttvvuycctcy656]

Очень.хорошая работа.борн.молодец.нехватка.кислорода.браво.

[@Frreak0zoid]

I believe CinemaSins had a field day with the amount of cuts in this scene *ding

[@thefirstbourne149]

Actually they removed sins for this fight even though it had many cuts. They understand the value of action that can work despite a lot of cuts.

[@nitinb9202]

The blood on Bourne's head and nose appears and disappears at the end of fight scene.

[@stormstrucker]

The insurance company of the apartment's tenants will be having a hard time investigating what happened 😂😂

[@leonthesleepy]

Camera isnt shaking enough, can we shake it some more please?

[@user-du4rp7ni6h]

foremost film!

[@wltaloof3747]

one of the worst ways to die being strangled by a musty towel... ugh

[@rajendranadarajan8931]

Thank god this style of camerawork and editing is slowly dying off in Hollywood. Thank you Mr Wick.

[@lizardopalominolavander9111]

The bourne ultimatum is not from 2008

[@godgeorge9997]

Wasen't I Deshys trainer. Once, anyone can do this... but I guess I messaged to hold off, I would participate unless, they said otherwise.

[@IntergaIactico]

2:34 Jason is holding a Gun with his right hand there, it disappears as he breaks through the window, and reappears during the fight.

[@DeezNuts-hg2tz]

He switched the gun to his left hand. You can see the switch for a tiny fraction of time during the jump. Look closely at his hands as he goes through the window.

[@rohanprasad4845]

Yeah if you look closely when he jumps, he switches the gun from his right hand to his left hand.

[@sacchin1271]

How about this. After waiting for 5 secs, she jumped back.

[@LuisMorales-dk8hk]

The only slow motion shot in the trilogy?

[@icarocorreia307]

Soundtrack name?

[@lizardopalominolavander9111]

2007

[@c.r.chandler5905]

Bourne's book -vs- Wick's pencil. Who wins?

[@mykovrivera8640]

you can add the pen on Jason's arsenal

[@HamzaPerkins]

@@mykovrivera8640 and you can add a book John's arsenal

[@mykovrivera8640]

@@HamzaPerkins why not a sketch pad dude hehehe

[@HamzaPerkins]

@@mykovrivera8640 why not a full geometry set hehehe

[@mykovrivera8640]

@@HamzaPerkins do include a scientific calculator if you like hehehehe

[@lizardopalominolavander9111]

And i cant explain why the bourne mpvies arr made in the number 2 4 and 6

[@lizardopalominolavander9111]

Is from 2007

[@cardingsungkit884]

Mganda ang pelikula gusto ko ganito ka aksyon ang movie lalo na ngayong may covid

[@mitchbell7439]

John Wick, Jason Bourne, Tobin Frost, Tyler Rake, who wins?

[@DavidKfilmmaker]

Desh should have sold insurance

[@jaytea2140]

Why’s it so shaky!

[@fulcrum6008]

We, the Rebel Alliance, do therefore in the name-and by the authority-of the free beings of the Galaxy, solemnly publish and declare our intentions: To fight and oppose you and your forces, by any and all means at our disposal;To refuse any Imperial law contrary to the rights of free beings;To bring about your destruction and the destruction of the Galactic Empire;To make forever free all beings in the galaxy.To these ends, we pledge our property, our honor, and our lives. Who will join us?

[@BenelliAkimbo]

I understand this fight scenes use of quick cuts, edits and the shaky cam was done masterfully as some people have said but I don't know really, looking back at this now and being exposed to martial arts action films like The Raid, some of Jackie Chans Older movies, the Undisputed films, Tony Jaa's Films, Donnie Yens Movies and the john wick films I like my action scenes with wide camera angles, less quick cuts and edits and shaky cam, just pure Adrenaline-Fueled, Kinetic, well-choreographed action scenes and because with fight scene like the ones in the Bourne films it's kind of worn off on me

[@thefirstbourne149]

Sort of me too, but these shots do have the brilliance of both looking planned and unorganized at the exact same time, and in the sort of way a documentarian captures the best he can of it. Besides, it does a little unfair to compare something meant to feel so raw as compared with productions that actually try to make it look more stylized like a classic king fu movie. This is the problem I have with at least some of Cap’s fights in Civil War, though. I like the overall film better than Winter Soldier, in the way that I think they managed to do things even better than Winter Soldier already did. The grittier hand-to-hand fight scenes, not one of them. Those shots were already starting to give me Taken 2 and 3 vibes interns of how they were edited, and parts of it really did add up. What did save it was the rest of the action when the heroes all fight against one another and when Iron Man fights Cap and Bucky. I do find it odd, because I was liking the hand-to-hand fights in Winter Soldier a lot. Those ones occasionally edited stuff up in places where I feel they didn’t have to, but they still have this really pristine way of editing it. The frame rate is also a bit of an issue here. Civil War and Winter Soldier seems to remove some frames whereas this one just lets the normal frame rate set in.

[@phero2]

Let's not discount the music

[@christoph404]

at 4.00 minutes in this clip the bathroom sink ends up on the floor....then at the end it is back on the wall again....just saying.... 🙂....this style of crash editing is just a bit too fast for my eye, it was very much a style back then and the James Bond film Quantum Of Solace took it to a level where it was just about impossible to follow the action...thankfully that style of editing has gone out of favour now and things have slowed down a lot so that you can actually appreciate what is going on in a scene, so by comparison if you watch the bathroom fight scene in Mission Impossible Fallout 2018, the editing in that is so much different, the cuts are much longer and follow a more traditional film editing style, and the result is you get a more exciting and involving experience of a vicious fight!!

[@ArunKumar-px3sz]

Ayan movie diamond chasing scene only best

[@tawfiqjeneby1508]

Think its a novel... Kama zile za Stephen King...

[@RK-1092]

2:33

[@rectumm]

this scene was the prototype to the john wick genre

[@kinkongfritman5767]

layc👍si quieren el pajaro loco 2 🐓 y teb 3🐻

[@xMrJanuaryx]

Why does no one ever backtrack in these types of situations? Just jump over the roof wait for him to run into the building you just jumped to and then jump back and go back the way you came... there we go, movie over.

[@dallasyap3064]

I wouldn't mess with Delta Force and this video is the reason why.

[@JannettBauder-kj8yn]

by the way my 2 sun can do this HAha

[@besi1974]

it was a clusterfuck series.

[@joakoextreming509]

4:40 No lo habia notado antes pero el lavamanos magicamente se arreglo

[@JannettBauder-kj8yn]

and my babe girl l thing she going to marry one

[@johanrivas8015]

the only thing bad was the fake sound in the gun with the silencer

[@TheVinnyt63]

I think it would have been better if Bourne picked up the razor and cut open the assassin's jugular vein - just to make sure he's dead.